downhill
down
ˈdaʊn
dawn
hill
hɪl
hil
/dˈaʊnhɪl/

Definition & Meaning of "downhill"in English

downhill
01

in a downward direction, typically toward the lower point of a hill

downhill definition and meaning
Examples
The cyclist sped downhill, enjoying the thrill of the descent.
02

in a manner indicating a decline or deterioration in conditions or circumstances

Examples
After the company lost its key investors, the situation deteriorated downhill.
downhill
01

deteriorating, declining, or worsening over time

downhill definition and meaning
Examples
His mental health took a downhill turn after the incident.
02

sloping downward at a steep angle

Examples
They rode their bikes along the downhill path.
2.1

situated near the lower end of a slope

Examples
The ski lift dropped us off at the downhill station.
03

easy to do or requiring little effort

Examples
After the initial climb, the hike was all downhill.
04

(American football) involving a running technique that emphasizes direct, powerful forward movement

Examples
The team relied on their downhill runners to gain yards quickly.
05

involving activities or events where participants descend a slope, especially skiing

Examples
The downhill skier made an impressive jump off the ramp.
Downhill
01

a competitive or recreational activity involving skiing down a slope

downhill definition and meaning
Examples
She has been training for the downhill for years, aiming for the national championship.
02

the part of a hill or incline that moves downward

Examples
The bike ride became thrilling once we reached the long downhill.
03

a ski racing event where athletes race down a long, steep course at very high speeds, with few turns and wide, sweeping curves

Examples
She specialized in downhill, reaching speeds over 100 kilometers per hour during races.
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